These are a few of the stories you will find in this week's printed newspaper:

State aid sought for watermaster investigation

Utility discusses future rate increases

Lassen Community College honors Disability Awareness Month

Supervisors table Herlong property sale

Local resident wins Mini Miss California pageant

Biznews for July 8, 2014

VINTAGE TREASURES

Steve, Rhonda and Brandon Fuller at Great Basin Antiques in Uptown Susanville, next to Johnson’s Shoes, tell us they have a great selection of antiques, shabby chic and vintage treasures perfect for repurposing into garden art and planters, unique home décor and more. Plus they have a good selection of 1800’s vintage poetry books, barbeque and grilling books. Thinking of cleaning out the clutter in your home? They want to let you know they also buy quality junk and antiques.

AXIA WELCOMES MULLIN

Axia Home Loans branch manager Cheryl Holmes welcomes Matt Mullin to her office. Recently retired from the state, Mullin, now a loan originator, has joined Cheryl and Ken Holmes in the Axia office in Susanville. Give their office a call at 252-1533, or stop by their brand new location across from Walmart on Riverside Drive.

PARKING LOT SALE

Wheels West and the Lassen County Federal Credit Union have once again teamed up for a parking lot sale. The sale will take place along with the help of Susanville Supermarket’s parking lot (on the Main Street side) from Wednesday, July 9 through Saturday, July 12. Be sure and check out the great rates Lassen County Federal Credit Union has available to car purchasers and enjoy a tri-tip sandwich on the guys at Wheels West.

OPENING SATURDAY!

Jumpin' Joey's is opening at 10 a.m. this Saturday, July 12. This indoor bounce house and family fun center is available for children ages one to 14. Owners Dan and Jolea Clapp inform us there are three different areas, including one for the wobblers and toddlers. The older children can be off bouncing and the younger ones will have their own area. They also offer a room for private parties, a concession stand and areas for parents to sit and relax while the youngsters are off playing. They are located at 471-800 Johnstonville Road, out near the airport in the previously known Tiki Spa building. You can visit them online at jumpin-joeys.com, or give them a call at 257-JUMP (5967).

BLOOD DRIVE

United Blood Services is having a blood drive from noon to 6 p.m. Tuesday, July 15, and from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 16 in Susanville. This communitywide blood drive will be held at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints on Richmond Road. You can schedule your appointment to donate by calling Renee or Diana at 310-4060. Walk-ins are welcome too.

SUMMER CRAFT SALE

Lassen Senior Services will be holding their annual Meals on Wheels fundraiser Summer Craft and Outdoor Yard Sale from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, July 12 at the Susanville Senior Center on Sunkist Drive. There will be lots of great treasures and vendors including Origami Owl, Karen Glaser Jewelry Creations and Jean Lawrence Sewing Creations just to name a few. Plus, while shopping you can enter their drawing to win a free gift basket donated by Joanie and Frankie’s Cupcakes.

WHERE’S WALDO

It’s time to celebrate the 27th anniversary of Where’s Waldo. Margie’s Book Nook has partnered with more than 20 local businesses for a month long of Waldo fun. When you spot him in a local business, collect a passport and a store stamp or signature. When you collect at least 10 different stamps/signatures, bring them to Margie’s Book Nook, your Find Waldo Headquarters, to claim an “I found Waldo” sticker and discount specials. Collect all the stamps/signatures and you can be entered to win a six-volume deluxe set of Waldo books and other great prizes.

SUMMER FUN AT THE LIBRARY

Lassen Library has a put together the Paws to Read summer reading program. Designed for children in grades kindergarten through sixth, the programs consist of a presentation and supporting activity. Plus participants get age-appropriate reading lists and a Reading Challenge will be conducted. The reading programs are held from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Thursday mornings in July. See their ad for the upcoming schedule.